Rosedale Farm features a luxurious kitchen with handcrafted fittings, a master bathroom that elegantly balances proportions, and a practical yet stylish mudroom, all designed by Steve Cordony and captured by Felix Forest and Edward Urrutia.
Perrin & Rowe tapware, handcrafted grilles by Oxford Grilles and brass Cotswold handles by Armac Martin, are strikingly complemented with custom linen blinds, veined marble stone and recycled chevron oak flooring, this kitchen is comfort and elegance encapsulated.
Rosedale Farm's master bathroom is a fabulous composition of black, white, grey and gold tones. By creating an elevated zone for shower and bath and framing it with beautiful New York style windows, the bathroom is a clever use of proportion and space. Working in harmony, the powder room also focuses on luxury fittings to create a balance of sophistication and playfulness.
The mudroom at Rosedale Farm not only provides a practical space for washing pets and storing country life essentials, but is a corner of the home which demonstrates the beauty of simplicity. From the stylish checkerboard floor tiles, to an understated colour scheme offset by green accents in the Roman blinds and garden views beyond the double hung windows, the space is both modest and triumphant.
- Design - Steve Cordony
- Photography - Felix Forest for Belle Magazine & Edward Urrutia
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